Max curve?
is there a [curve] object out there (with no tilde - something that works in the max domain, like [line] except [curve])? Thanks.
Personnally, I use a combination of line and pow 2. Note that this works only between 0 and 1. You can change the curve by changing the value of the pow.
i like this idea. one could even rewrite [curve~] to instead be with line~ and pow~. I like the flexibility pow~ provides, particularly the ability to write cubic functions.
You might want to look at using line in conjunction with lp.scampf. Cubic, quartic, quintic, exp, s-curve, u-curve... more curves and a lot easier to use than pow or expr.
It's in the Litter Starter Pack, which doesn't cost anything but a download. URL below.
-- P.
I can't get Litter Starter Pack to work...
MacBook Pro, 10.4.11, Max 5...
But it really looks interesting.
All but one of the individual objects will work on Max 5 with no more than minor cosmetic issues, but the .help files rely on the object that Max 5 broke.
This is fixed in Litter Pro 1.8, but the Starter Pack is still at version 1.7.
I apologize for the inconvenience. There will be a 1.8 release of the Starter Pack in the future.
Hi ComfortableInClouds,
in fact there is a curve object, actually, curve~. Adding a number~ object you get access to both domains, Max and MSP.
Hope you enjoy it.
yea, im currently using [snapshot~ 2] connected to [curve~]. it'd be nice not to take the CPU hit of MSP objects tho. ill look into those litter objects, and into using pow with line.
pathfinder wrote on Sat, 14 March 2009 11:24Hi ComfortableInClouds,
in fact there is a curve object, actually, curve~. Adding a number~ object you get access to both domains, Max and MSP.
Hope you enjoy it.
Re: Castine's suggestion of lp.scampf -- I've tracked down a couple different threads on the litter packs, and all links I've found are seemingly dead. Would anyone care to at least put up a google drive link to the starter pack? (I'd be interested in checking out/ paying for the power pack, but yano. *shrug*)